re: automated tests. In the Solr JUnit tests you'll see this pattern
- create collection
- add a bunch of docs
- do a commit
- now test consistency
Which, of course, doesn't particularly help if you're indexing after the commit.
For things like soft commit tests special care is taken to allow th
Thanks for the reply Erick, I feared that would be the case. Interesting
idea with using the fq but not sure I like the performance implications. I
will see how big of a deal it will be in practice, I was just thinking
about this as a hypothetical scenario today, and as you said, we have a lot
of a
You're understanding is correct.
As for how people cope? Mostly they ignore it. The actual number of
times people notice this is usually quite small, mostly it surfaces
when automated test suites are run.
If you must lock this up, and you can stand the latency you could add
a timestamp for each d
